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This is often the result of little available light on the focus screen. The more ambient light (and more open the aperture is) the brighter and sharper the image is in the viewfinder. Less light effects the image in the view finder and makes it harder to see and focus. If your lens only opens to f3.5 or 4.0 and you\'re trying to shoot indoors with available light - your lens may not let enough light into the camera to see the scene as well as you can with the naked eye. An f1.4 aperture lets eight (8!) times as much light as an f4.0 does and is why they\'re so expensive.Try the same setup in a brightly lit (sunny day) scene to see if it goes away.Good luck!

This is a link to the manual for the N6000 which is similar to the N6006 http://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/archive/N6000.pdf . Look on page 46.

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Sounds like you got dead batteries. Try putting in a fresh set.

The F50 is called the N50 in some parts of the world. The film loading instructions are on pages 10-11 of the N50 manual available from http://butkus.org/chinon/nikon/nikon_n50/nikon_n50.htm

It means either your film has reached the end, the film is jammed and cannot advance or the film is improperly loaded. The film leader may have slipped from the sprocket or broken,

2 3v CR2 batteries

Follow the illustrated instructions on pages 12-13 of the manual available at http://butkus.org/chinon/nikon/nikon_n8008af/nikon_n8008af.htm

if you mean while it is still in camera, look for a button with a 'play' symbol and press that

Open the Menu. Go to the "Setup Menu" (wrench symbol). Scroll to "Image Comment". Use the "Image Comment" or "Attach Comment" choices to change the Metadata information (up to 36 characters).

did the film advance when you closed the back after placing film into it, what settigns are you using etc ?

Light meter only works with the back door shut and the film counter is at frame 1 or more !!, Also if the camera is set at M90 or bulb (B) mode, Meter will not work there ether,

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You need to have the camera serviced. It sounds like you shutter may be sticking and any loose part should be an instant red flag. It had to come from somewhere and it could be related to your shutter delay problem.

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